Architecture

  • Art in Australia. A Quarterly Magazine. Third Series, Number Seventy-Five

    # 25387

    WILKINSON, Kenneth (editor)

    Art in Australia. A Quarterly Magazine. Third Series, Number Seventy-Five

    Edited by Sydney Ure Smith & Leon Gellert. Sydney : Art in Australia, 1939. Octavo, pictorial card wrappers, unpaginated, illustrated with tipped-in colour plates, plus b/w plates, a very good copy. Includes articles on art in Tasmania, Australian architecture, Australian artists in London by Alison Rehfisch, Noel Wood, and Illustrations by Unk White, Noel Wood, …

  • Two snapshot photos of the railway station at Coledale, north of Wollongong, New South Wales, circa 1920.

    # 24672

    Photographer unknown.

    Two snapshot photos of the railway station at Coledale, north of Wollongong, New South Wales, circa 1920.

    Two black-and-white photographic prints, each 57 x 82 mm, versos with identifying caption in pencil ‘Coledale Station’; both in fine condition. The South Coast railway line to Coledale, a coal mining village on the coast north of Wollongong, was completed in 1902. The station building, still in current use, was built in 1915.

  • A grand, freestanding, double-storey private residence. Melbourne, 1872-73.

    # 24752

    BRITISH & COLONIAL PHOTO. COMPANY [J. J. H. WEST, manager]

    A grand, freestanding, double-storey private residence. Melbourne, 1872-73.

    Albumen print photograph, oversize carte de visite format, 65 x 122 mm (mount), 65 x 100 mm (image), verso with back mark of the British & Colonial Photo. Company, 144 Latrobe St. West, Melbourne; the print is a little pale, but is otherwise in very good condition, as is the mount. This photograph of an …

  • A far microcosm : building and architecture in Van Diemen’s Land and Tasmania 1803-1914

    # 24955

    RATCLIFF, Eric

    A far microcosm : building and architecture in Van Diemen’s Land and Tasmania 1803-1914

    Launceston, Tas. : Fullers Bookshop with Foot and Playsted, 2015. Edition limited to 500 copies. Four volumes, small quarto, pictorial laminated card covers, illustrated, in pictorial slipcase. “A Far Microcosm is a detailed history to 1914 of Tasmania’s architecture, its influences, its construction, and the adaption of forms and building methods to suit the climate …

  • A pair of very early stereoview photographs of Adelaide streets, circa 1860.

    # 23765

    Photographer unknown.

    A pair of very early stereoview photographs of Adelaide streets, circa 1860.

    Both views are exceptionally early and are possibly unrecorded. They appear to have been kept together for almost 160 years, as the manuscript captions on both are written in the same contemporary hand. It is likely that the same unidentified photographer was responsible for both views. I. Adelaide, S.A. Rundle St. from Gawler Place, north …

  • Baring antebellum & Bishopsgate within. CITY A.M.

    # 19903

    JOHANKNECHT, Susan

    Baring antebellum & Bishopsgate within. CITY A.M.

    London : Gefn Press, 2010. Octavo (28 x 21cm), publisher’s brown-marbled ledger wrappers, sewn binding, housed in a cream card document folder, 38pp, with red and blue line decorations; ink jet printed onto Zerkall paper, internally pristine, a fine copy. One of 100 copies. “Text derived from research at the Baring Archive, Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Marble …

  • View of Millers Point, Parramatta River from the Flagstaff, Sydney, 1858-59.

    # 20453

    HETZER, William fl. 1850-67

    View of Millers Point, Parramatta River from the Flagstaff, Sydney, 1858-59.

    Stereoscopic albumen print photograph, each individual image 80 x 77 mm (arched format), original plain greyish buff mount 84 x 172 mm, verso with studio label printed in blue ‘Stereoscopic Views of Sydney and Environs by W. Hetzer, Photographic Artist, 287 George Street, Sydney, N.S.W.’ and an accompanying contemporary caption in ink ‘Millers Point – Parramatta …

  • Sydney from Governor Bourke's statue, on the edge of the Inner Domain, circa 1859.

    # 20447

    HETZER, William fl. 1850-67

    Sydney from Governor Bourke’s statue, on the edge of the Inner Domain, circa 1859.

    Stereoscopic albumen print photograph, each individual image 80 x 77 mm (arched format), original plain greyish buff mount 84 x 172 mm, verso with contemporary caption in ink ‘Sydney – from the Domain’; both albumen prints are in fine condition, with good tonal range and sharp detail; the mount is free from foxing. This view, looking …

  • View of George Street, Sydney, showing the Commercial Bank and Bank of New South Wales, 1860-63.

    # 20442

    HETZER, William fl. 1850-67

    View of George Street, Sydney, showing the Commercial Bank and Bank of New South Wales, 1860-63.

    Stereoscopic albumen print photograph, each individual image 80 x 77 mm (arched format), original plain greyish buff mount 84 x 172 mm, verso with studio label printed in blue ‘Stereoscopic Views of Sydney and Environs by W. Hetzer, Photographic Artist, 287 George Street, Sydney, N.S.W.’ and an accompanying contemporary caption in ink ‘George St. / Commercial …

  • [MELBOURNE] The Benevolent Asylum.

    # 16652

    CAIRE, Nicholas J. (1837-1918)

    [MELBOURNE] The Benevolent Asylum.

    [1877-78]. Albumen print photograph, 150 x 205 mm, laid down on original card mount, 245 x 300 mm, recto with printed caption beneath image: ‘The Benevolent Asylum’; verso with imprint of ‘Anglo-Australian Photographic Company. N.J. Caire, Photo., No. 2 Sherwood Street, Richmond’, and series title and number ‘The Public Buildings of Melbourne and Suburbs. No. 10. …

  • Ceremony of laying the first stone of the collegiate school of St. Peter’s, Adelaide,

    # 14673

    Church of England. Diocese of Adelaide.

    Ceremony of laying the first stone of the collegiate school of St. Peter’s, Adelaide,

    by the Lord Bishop of Adelaide, on Thursday, May 24, 1849 … Adelaide : Printed by George Dehane, King William Street, 1849. Quarto, printed wrappers, 6 pp, mild vertical fold line and some corner creasing; ex Webster Collection, with small red stamp and manuscript collection number (2657) to last page; a good copy.  Ferguson, 5160. …